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(Created page with "*Principles - clarity is key *If software is generated and works, save it. It will provide a clear reference for downstream work if AI forgets things. Digital code is the best reminder. *Use graphs to clarify use cases, such as [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qYRFBhIUk9bK4FKEb_on2L5GKOWefswss33hn90-pTo/edit?slide=id.g385327b13a5_0_0#slide=id.g385327b13a5_0_0] *AI can parse JPGs for text and diagrams - which is like having a smart expert derive semantics from wha...") |
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*Use graphs to clarify use cases, such as [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qYRFBhIUk9bK4FKEb_on2L5GKOWefswss33hn90-pTo/edit?slide=id.g385327b13a5_0_0#slide=id.g385327b13a5_0_0] | *Use graphs to clarify use cases, such as [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qYRFBhIUk9bK4FKEb_on2L5GKOWefswss33hn90-pTo/edit?slide=id.g385327b13a5_0_0#slide=id.g385327b13a5_0_0] | ||
*AI can parse JPGs for text and diagrams - which is like having a smart expert derive semantics from what you show to them | *AI can parse JPGs for text and diagrams - which is like having a smart expert derive semantics from what you show to them | ||
*At all time, clear algorithm is key. | |||
*Ports are key in schemas, instead of trying to describe how things attach verbally. Ports define connection method, regardless of or prior to any geometrical transformation | |||
Revision as of 03:19, 14 March 2026
- Principles - clarity is key
- If software is generated and works, save it. It will provide a clear reference for downstream work if AI forgets things. Digital code is the best reminder.
- Use graphs to clarify use cases, such as [1]
- AI can parse JPGs for text and diagrams - which is like having a smart expert derive semantics from what you show to them
- At all time, clear algorithm is key.
- Ports are key in schemas, instead of trying to describe how things attach verbally. Ports define connection method, regardless of or prior to any geometrical transformation